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A meme-style image with bold navy blue text on a white banner across the top reading "Empty Oil Tankers are SAILING to the US to LOAD UP on OIL!" Below the text is a photograph of New York Harbor showing four oil/cargo tankers sailing in the water, with the Statue of Liberty visible in the middle background and the Lower Manhattan skyline (including One World Trade Center) behind it. The tankers are various colors (dark hull with red/rust-colored underside, white superstructures), and the sky is blue with scattered clouds.

Text in image: Empty Oil Tankers are SAILING to the US to LOAD UP on OIL!

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A photograph showing construction/restoration workers on scaffolding restoring an ornate classical building exterior, likely a government building. In the foreground, a man wearing a white hard hat, sunglasses, a gray t-shirt with what appears to be a National Park Service (or similar agency) patch/badge on the chest, and gray work pants kneels on wooden scaffold planks. He holds a plaster hawk board with wet plaster/compound in one hand and reaches up with a trowel-like tool in the other hand toward an elaborate carved Corinthian-style column capital with acanthus leaf and scroll (volute) detailing above him. Behind him, another worker in a blue hard hat and gray t-shirt is also working near the column, and additional workers in gray shirts are visible further back on multi-level metal scaffolding. Buckets (including a red bucket) and plaster debris are scattered on the scaffold decking. The column itself appears freshly restored/painted in a cream color with a visible seam line partway up.

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But you know, Sean, I think now that all the heavy lifting has been done and Iran is flat on its back, I think you're going to see all these opportunistic, carrion-length people come in. You're going to see the U.N. say, well, we're going to be in charge of the peace, or you're going to see people say, this is what we're going to do with Lebanon or individual European states or the EU or the NATO. But none of them were to be found when it was very unpopular, very risky, and Iran had this reputation, I think, unfounded. But it was the terror of the Middle East. We were told it was indomitable. For 47 years, you might want to go to Iraq or Afghanistan, but you don't get near Iran. They're too crazy. They're too dangerous. And Donald Trump, in less than six weeks, with the help of the Israeli Air Force, demolished it. And now all of a sudden, everybody wants to pile on and think that they're somewhat responsible for the future of the new Middle East. It's really shameless. - It really is.

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A news photograph of a man in a dark navy suit, white shirt, and blue tie walking on an airport tarmac toward the camera, raising one hand in a small wave/gesture. Behind him is the green Marine One helicopter with "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" painted on its side, its rotor blades visible. In the background, a man in a suit and a woman in a white top and dark pants (carrying a bag) are also walking near the helicopter, with hazy mountains and a blue sky with scattered clouds in the far background.

Text in image: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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A photo captioned "Vandalism" in bold red underlined text at the top. Below it is a close-up photograph of a stone or masonry wall base meeting a paved surface (sidewalk/road). The stone blocks show a mottled tan/gray granite-like texture, sitting atop a mortar or caulked seam that appears cracked/split in one area near the bottom left. A small white "X" or scratch mark is visible on the mortar/sealant strip near the right side. The bottom of the image shows dark pavement with a couple of light-colored smudges or debris.

Text in image: Vandalism

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A news photograph of a man resembling Donald Trump, wearing a dark navy suit with a purple tie, walking outdoors and pointing with his left hand while gesturing off to the side. Beside him is a man resembling Chinese President Xi Jinping, wearing a dark navy suit with a maroon/red tie, looking in the direction Trump is pointing. Behind them, a line of other men in dark suits (a mix of Asian and Western officials, one carrying a gray tote bag) walk in a procession across a paved courtyard, with a small gazebo-like stone structure, hedges, and trees in the background. A Secret Service agent in a dark suit stands near the hedge on the left side.

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A political campaign graphic on a blue-to-red gradient background. It shows a cropped, close-up photo of Donald Trump (looking down with a stern expression, wearing a dark suit and blue tie) next to a photo of a man with brown hair, wearing a light shirt with a blue patterned tie and dark suit jacket, smiling. Below the two photos is a "TRUMP VANCE" logo with five stars on each side and the tagline "MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!"

Text in image: CONGRESSMAN (AL-05) DALE STRONG WINS! ENDORSED BY PRESIDENT TRUMP! TRUMP VANCE ★★★★★ MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! ★★★★★

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All right, breaking tonight. We are learning that Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, has a letter to the DOJ referring New York Attorney General Letitia James for a criminal referral over her insurance fraud. Now, the DOJ has confirmed they received that referral. We did reach out to Letitia James in our office for comment. We have yet to hear back with all the details. He is the founder, editor-in-chief, chief investigator, reporter, JustTheNews.com. John Solomon is here with the very latest. This is a blockbuster based on what I've seen with these documents. Yeah, the documents are very clear. The evidence is very strong. Some of it is court records. So Bill Pulte did his homework. New York's top cop is in a world of trouble. This is a very serious legal referral. If you remember last year, there was a referral made for mortgage fraud. It led to an indictment, but then the indictment got thrown out by a judge on the grounds that the U.S. attorney wasn't lawfully appointed there. That will not be the case where these two referrals are being sent. They're being sent to Chicago, where all state insurance is located, in Florida, where a second insurance company where Letitia James took out her homeowner's insurance was based. Both have sitting U.S. attorneys. Both have juries with a long history of sending politicians to prison when they believe they've engaged in corrupt acts. And both are getting referrals that have very specific information that Letitia James filled out insurance applications for her home in Virginia, claiming that it would not be occupied for five months of year. That probably got her a better rate. And in fact, the house was occupied around a year by a niece and a family member. And so the evidence is strong. The jurisdictions have a long history of convicting politicians if they think that they've done something corrupt. And both of the U.S. attorneys are confirmed by the Senate. So that's a big deal. By the way, the one in Florida is going to the same U.S. attorney that's doing the grand conspiracy case looking at weaponization, Jason Canones. That's another big thing. A lot of resources down in that office.

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A screenshot of a political polling graphic/slide for an Indiana state legislative Republican primary (Senate District 41), between incumbent Greg Walker and challenger Michelle Davis. It has a red banner reading "INDIANA – SD 41" over a background of red "TRUMP 2024" signs, and a blue banner below reading "Republican Primary Polling." The slide is split into two bar charts. The left chart, under a purple header "CURRENT POLLING / INCUMBENT +14%", shows Walker (purple) at 34%, Davis (red) at 20%, and Undecided (yellow) at 46%, with a small pollster table below (Fabrizio, Lee & Associates, 1/6–1/8, 2026, Walker 34, Davis 20, Undecided 46, Spread: Walker +14). The right chart, under a red header with a circular photo of Donald Trump reading "POLLING IF TRUMP ENDORSES / CHALLENGER +36%", shows Walker at 23%, Davis at 59%, and Undecided at 17%, with a matching pollster table (same source/date, Walker 23, Davis 59, Undecided 17, Spread: Davis +36). Each bar has a circular headshot photo above it: an older bald man in a suit for Walker, and a smiling woman with brown hair for Davis.

Text in image: INDIANA – SD 41 Republican Primary Polling CURRENT POLLING INCUMBENT +14% POLLING IF TRUMP ENDORSES CHALLENGER +36% 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 34% 20% 46% Greg Walker Michelle Davis Undecided 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 23% 59% 17% Greg Walker Michelle Davis Undecided Pollster Date Walker Davis Undecided Spread Fabrizio, Lee & Associates 1/6 - 1/8, 2026 34 20 46 Walker +14 Pollster Date Walker Davis Undecided Spread Fabrizio, Lee & Associates 1/6 - 1/8, 2026 23 59 17 Davis +36

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A photograph of a man standing in what appears to be a formal office or sitting room, holding a wooden baseball bat (with a Louisville Slugger-style label near the top) upright in front of him with both hands. He is wearing a light blue button-down dress shirt, dark navy trousers, and black-and-white sneakers. The room has blue walls, navy patterned carpet, striped upholstered wooden chairs, a burgundy leather couch with gold throw pillows, a round wooden coffee table, framed artwork on the walls, and a wood-paneled door. The photo is center-cropped with a blurred, zoomed-in version of the same image filling the letterboxed space on either side.

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A chart/infographic showing a color-coded map of the continental United States (plus Alaska and Hawaii) titled "BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES," with a subtitle noting the figures are average 2025 year-to-date residential electricity prices in cents per kWh. States are shaded on a red-to-blue gradient scale (legend from 14.0 cents in red to 20.0 cents in blue) with each state's numeric price value overlaid. States with lower prices (mostly interior/Republican-leaning states like Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Texas, the Dakotas, Kentucky, Louisiana) are shaded red, while states with higher prices (California, Nevada, Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and the Northeast states like Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, and New Hampshire) are shaded blue. The highest values shown are California (32.2), Connecticut (30.3), Massachusetts (27.6), Alaska (26.1), and New York (26.2); the lowest are states like Wyoming (13.3), North Dakota (11.8), and Montana (11.7). The chart implies that Democratic ("blue") states tend to have higher electricity prices than Republican ("red") states.

Text in image: BLUE STATES DRIVE HIGH ELECTRICITY PRICES (average 2025 YTD residential electricity prices, cents per kWh) Average 2025 YTD price (cents per kWh) 20.0 17.0 14.0 Washington 12.9 Oregon 15.3 California 32.2 Nevada 12.8 Idaho 11.7 Utah 13.0 Arizona 15.3 Montana 12.9 Wyoming 13.3 Colorado 15.8 New Mexico 15.2 North Dakota 11.8 South Dakota 13.4 Nebraska 12.4 Kansas 14.4 Oklahoma 13.1 Texas 15.3 Minnesota 15.9 Iowa 14.0 Missouri 13.7 Arkansas 12.8 Louisiana 12.5 Mississippi 13.8 Wisconsin 18.2 Illinois 17.7 Michigan 20.1 Indiana 16.2 Kentucky 13.4 Tennessee 13.3 Alabama 13.9 Ohio 16.8 West Virginia 15.5 Virginia 15.3 North Carolina 14.8 South Carolina 14.9 Georgia 15.2 Florida 12.5 (near label, actual near Gulf coast) Pennsylvania 19.0 New York 26.2 Vermont / New Hampshire / Maine area 27.6 Massachusetts / Connecticut 30.3 Alaska 26.1 Hawaii (unlabeled/no visible number)

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A screenshot of a tweet/post from a verified X (Twitter) account belonging to "Shehbaz Sharif" (@CMShehbaz), showing a small circular profile photo of a man in a dark suit. The post text expresses Pakistan's support for dialogue to end a war in the Middle East and offers to host US-Iran talks, tagging @realDonaldTrump, @SteveWitkoff, and @araghchi. Below the text is the post timestamp and view count.

Text in image: Shehbaz Sharif @CMShehbaz Pakistan welcomes and fully supports ongoing efforts to pursue dialogue to end the WAR in Middle East, in the interest of peace and stability in region and beyond. Subject to concurrence by the US and Iran, Pakistan stands ready and honoured to be the host to facilitate meaningful and conclusive talks for a comprehensive settlement of the ongoing conflict. @realDonaldTrump @SteveWitkoff @araghchi 9:25 AM · Mar 24, 2026 · 328.3K Views

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-Because we've done so well and because our country is making so much money, that only I can make this promise to you. And here is my promise. If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate, both of them, because of our economic -- tremendous economic success, like in history, we've never had anything like what's happening, but because of our tremendous strength and success economically, I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000. Very much like a successful company will do a cash distribution to its shareholders, or like last year when I gave our great members of the military, 1,776, remember?

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